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It may be one of the smaller states in the union, but Delaware is big on pets. From Dover to Rehoboth Beach, you can find four dog friendly beaches, nine parks and eight hiking trails. Plus, there are oodles of Delaware pet friendly discount hotels along the way. So grab the pets and head to this historic state, one of the original thirteen colonies.

If you love the ocean, come enjoy the beaches in Delaware. At Bethany are both Bethany Beach and Fenwick Island State Park which allow leashed pets to romp with their owners. Be sure to see the lighthouse while you are there. Cape Henlopen State Park also allows pets during the summer months and has hiking trails as well as beachfronts. In Magnolia, enjoy Bower's Beach with Rover.

Wilmington tops the list with four off-leash dog parks, as well as many Delaware pet friendly discount hotels. Carousel Farm is fenced and has a dipping pond. Tally Day and Brandywine are two other parks with off leash areas as is the neighborhood park called Rockford. Dover and Newark also have off leash parks.

Delaware has great historic sites dating back to the US's dawning. You will discover marvelous museums here as well, some rather unique in nature. Check out the Toy and Miniature Museum in Wilmington or the GreenBank Mill, a living farm where you can watch the sheep shearing and buy organic herbs. In New Castle, tour the oldest home in the state called the Dutch House, and also the mansion called Amstel House.

With rivers and beaches throughout the state, Delaware is perfect for outdoor activities such as boating, hunting, hiking and fishing. But in Middletown, Wilmington and Newark you can find some excellent golf courses as well. Back Creek Golf Club has been rated the number one public golf course in the state, and is close to Delaware pet friendly discount hotels in Middleton. And if you like on land speed, Delaware has NASCAR race tracks as well like the Dover Speedway, nicknamed the Monster Mile.